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I didn't expect increased unification of the Windows and Unix development experience to be a side effect of Rust's success, but it's a very nice one. The fact that tools like Nushell and ripgrep are cross-platform makes switching between Win/Mac/Linux much more seamless.
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You either die a hero or you live long enough to find yourself triaging issues about ARMv7 musl builds
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cargo-dist is such a nice thing. Most of my little Rust tools now have available binaries that you can curl to bash install. github.com/mitsuhiko/systemf…
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"The worst thing an installer can do is fail to install software, but the second-worst thing an installer can do is to successfully install software that doesn't work."
great post on @axodotdev's latest work on glibc compat from @mistydemeo
Wrote a new blog post for the axo blog: how we made our shell installers smarter. We now track the version of glibc Linux binaries were built against and do some smart version comparison to make sure we're always installing a binary that actually works.
blog.axo.dev/2024/08/glibc
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Wrote a new blog post for the axo blog: how we made our shell installers smarter. We now track the version of glibc Linux binaries were built against and do some smart version comparison to make sure we're always installing a binary that actually works.
blog.axo.dev/2024/08/glibc
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axodotdev / cargo-dist: 📦 shippable application packaging ★1396 github.com/axodotdev/cargo-d…
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vibe check: open source means free builds
20%obviously
21%i'm confused
55%definitely not
4%other (please comment)
353 votes • Final results $ axo | otl retweeted
vibe check: in order for software to be considered open source, building it on my own for my own needs should be made "easy/accessible" by the original authors
42%obviously
10%i'm confused
39%definitely not
9%other (please comment)
240 votes • Final results $ axo | otl retweeted
Few months late to this but I like the additional lever @BuoyantIO / @Linkerd has pulled for open source monetization: stable releases.
Otherwise, the default options have been 1) hosted cloud or 2) 'open core'.
h/t @ag_dubs for sharing
thenewstack.io/buoyant-revis…
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if you're interested in implementing a similar monetization scheme for your open source, DMs open!!
we're building the infrastructure to make this business model more accessible to maintainers of all sizes/shapes at @axodotdev 💪
Few months late to this but I like the additional lever @BuoyantIO / @Linkerd has pulled for open source monetization: stable releases.
Otherwise, the default options have been 1) hosted cloud or 2) 'open core'.
h/t @ag_dubs for sharing
thenewstack.io/buoyant-revis…
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Turns out `cargo dist` is s great way to distribute a project that exposes a C API library, but is written in Rust! Cross compliation to Linux, Mac, and Windows and full integration with @github releases. And automatically generated curl based installer!
Nice work @axodotdev team! 👏👏👏
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This is a great post and boy howdy do I have a fun slide for y'all at RustConf this year when we talk about rustup and it's shenanigans
i have once again fallen to my vices: trying to explain some small technical thing and having it spiral way out of control until i'm conflating release engineering with Doing A Gender and decide to announce another transition via my work's developer comms
blog.axo.dev/2024/07/an-app-…
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i have once again fallen to my vices: trying to explain some small technical thing and having it spiral way out of control until i'm conflating release engineering with Doing A Gender and decide to announce another transition via my work's developer comms
blog.axo.dev/2024/07/an-app-…
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in case you missed it- in a few hours, @HackyGoLucky and i will be kicking off our Maintainers Read the CRA series.
today is focused on setting up some structure and context re what the CRA is and why it matters
it’s free to register, though donations are welcome :)
to register for the kickoff event you can click here: lu.ma/lx3hljhl
the event is free, but we have a donation option if you'd like to contribute to us getting formal membership in the eclipse working group ($1000)!
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`cargo-dist` from @axodotdev massively simplifies building and distributing your #rustlang projects! github.com/axodotdev/cargo-d…
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For any folks who may be curious about this—it’s possible (& quite easy) to set up cargo-dist to create extra artifacts. I had it create an artifact that is the git repo including all submodules using this script github.com/rob-p/git-archive… using it’s “extra-artifacts” capability.
Hi #rustlang #cargodist (cc @axodotdev); is it possible to get cargo-dist to upload a source tarball for releases that contains a *recursive* clone of my source repository? Right now, the source tarballs won’t build direct since the submodules aren’t included.
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Ruff v0.5 is also the first release to include standalone installers courtesy of @axodotdev.
curl -LsSf astral.sh/ruff/install.sh | sh